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>>My gf would like to study in the US for her MD/Phd degree. To do this, she
>>needs to study for several exams prior to getting accepted by a US
>>university. In order to prepare for and take these MD/Phd entrance exams
>>she has to do so in the US.
>Bullsh!t...they give classes here for that. Kaplan >and Toefl preparation.
I have NOT received any confirmation from Kaplan that they offer anything but the TOEFL and USMLE here. They keep neglecting to address the MCAT in their correspondence. Furthermore, I can't seem to find where she can take the MCAT in the DR. Suggestions?
>>We would like to get married in the US while she is studying. She still >>needs to return to the DR.
>Not going to happen
Might getting officially married in the US or DR mess up her parents application?
>>?May she go to TOEFL and MCAT training school in the US on an F1 VISA?
>If I apply for a change of status after we marry, while she is in US on F1, >for her will that negate her parent's application for her?
>She should get her own Residency first. Then plan on going to the States if
GREAT suggestion! That would definitely be ideal. Now I need to find out how long 'till her appointment. Thanks, HB
>need be, to study, get married or whatever. She had better be a good >student or else she will not get into a good residence program.
The best laid plans... I am estimating that all this will take around 10+ years.
>If you start to mess around with this you could prejudice the Resident Visa >Request made by her parents years ago. You can message the Consulate >and find out whenher interview will be...See if things can be speeded up a >bit..
How do I message the consulate?
>Good luck, she sounds like a fine girl..
She is incredible!
>HB
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